Add Anonymizer class #3673
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A super early draft of a class to Anonymise graphql documents and matching values in 3rd-party files.
Context: I have a report of performance degradation but can't access schema and queries to reproduce it. This PR attempts to make a utility class that obfuscates all names by using their salted hashes so I can get access to the "anonymized" version of files I need to reproduce this issue.
Note: Not ready for review, I'm publishing this PR just to generate a "canary NPM package" and pass it to the person that reported "performance degradation". After this design is proven I will work on cleaning up this PR.